candy
What is a Kit Kat?
This crispy wafer bar encourages you to "Break off a piece" of it
What are Red Hots
Named for their intense heat, these small, round cinnamon candies were invented by the Ferrara Pan Candy Company in the 1930s.
Voted the absolute #1 worst Halloween candy in recent surveys, this tricolored, waxy pyramid sweet is accused of tasting like sweetened candle wax.
Candy Corn
Routinely ranked as America's #1 favorite candy, this iconic duo combines a smooth peanut butter center inside a milk chocolate cup.
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Famously produced today under the "Wack-O-Wax" brand name, this classic cherry-flavored prop lets you look like you have an exaggerated, oversized smile.
Wax Lips
What is Twix?
This bar's name literally translates to "twins," referencing the two crunchy caramel cookie sticks inside the wrapper.
What are Life Savers
These colorful, ring-shaped hard candies got their name because they resemble miniature life preservers used on boats.
Despite having "peanut" in its name, this bright orange, chewy marshmallow candy actually tastes intensely like artificial bananas.
Circus Peanuts
This best-selling candy bar is packed with nougat, caramel, and peanuts, and famously uses the slogan "You're not you when you're hungry."
Snickers bar
Designed with an integrated plastic tab you can grip between your teeth, this spooky Halloween novelty wax candy makes you look like a blood-sucking vampire.
Wax Fangs
What are M&M's?
These colorful, button-shaped chocolates "melt in your mouth, not in your hand."
What is Bazooka (Joe) Bubble Gum
This chewy, stretchy taffy candy comes wrapped with a comic strip featuring a one-eyed character named "Joe."
This medicine-tasting candy line features pink and white candy-coated capsules that conceal a polarizing black licorice center.
Good & Plenty
These colorful, button-shaped chocolates are a movie theater favorite and famously feature a hard candy shell stamped with a lowercase letter.
M&M's
Perfect for a quick retro disguise, this dark, wearable piece of novelty wax sits right beneath your nose to mimic old-school facial hair.
Wax Mustache
What is Milky Way?
This nougat, caramel, and peanut bar shares its name with a popular celestial galaxy.
What is a 100 Grand bar
Though it sounds like a wealthy relative, this popular chocolate bar consists of crisp rice, caramel, and milk chocolate.
Infamous for being wrapped in plain black or orange wax paper, these cheap, un-tradeable Halloween taffies are notorious for cementing their wrappers permanently to the candy.
Peanut Butter Kisses
This ultra-popular, fruit-flavored chewy candy invites fans to "Taste the Rainbow" across its classic red packaging.
Skittles
Long before the bottles took over, 1920s candy counters sold syrup-filled wax treats shaped like these musical wind instruments, allowing kids to pretend they were in a marching band.
Wax Flutes / Wax Pipes
Originally called "Papa's Sucker," this long-lasting, flat lollipop comes in a variety of mystery and fruit flavors.
What are Sixlets?
This colorful, bite-sized chocolate brand asks you to "un-share" them, and each candy piece has the letter "S" stamped on it.
These ultra-nostalgic, multi-flavored mini wax bottles make you bite off the top just to drink a few meager drops of colored sugar water.
Nik-L-Nips
his beloved crispy treat consists of two or four individual wafer fingers covered in milk chocolate, designed to be snapped apart.
Kit Kat
This highly prized, vintage 1960s novelty wax candy featured a functional, hollow core that allowed kids to blow into it and make noise before chewing it up.
Wowee Whistle? (or Wax Harmonica
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